A 77-year-old man is dead after he was involved in an aggravated assault by cutting in Baltimore on Sunday morning.Police say on April 21 around 7:54 a.m., offi
Rest of World News: A South Korean governing party lawmaker was treated for lacerations at a Seoul hospital after being attacked Thursday by an unidentified man who repea
in the heart of the jungle. here with the conclusion of our story is keith morrison. >> for two days, one long night, kevin lunsmann could practically feel his captors breath on this back. their guns on his back. as he ran. somehow, eluded them. >> all my clothes were all covered in mud. black mud. everything, my hair was ruffled. i smelled terrible. i probably had over 100 or more lacerations. blood all over my arms as well. so i didn't look too good. >> and then he took that one necessary risk. emerged to a public road and -- there it was. the end. clearly, a local, on this abu sayyaf infested island. and he had a very big gun. >> i thought that that was -- it was all over. i had escaped and walk through all of that terrain and it was for nothing. they had found me and they were going to bring me back. >> but then the man spoke.
course. but prosecutor strunsky poked around in chris hall's past as a and what did he find? >> this man had an uncanny ability to fabricate stories. >> seven years earlier, while hall was chief of police in cascade, idaho, he was charged with and convicted of misuse of public money, embezzled $19, 000, spent ten months in jail. a white collar crime, hardly murder. but what struck the prosecutor is that he says hall tried to cover it up. to plan a fraud, to lie about it, not just lie about it, but lie about it effectively. >> i think that was very telling about who we were dealing with. >> suddenly the prosecutor's prospects were looking better. at the trial, strunsky made lindsay patterson his star witness, of it was her story, after all, that got the whole thing started. but almost as important, he called the riverside county medical examiner who testified that those lacerations in cristi's
a full-on battle at the capitol. ♪ - i say, how can i help? what can i do? so as officers were being taken out of the fight, lacerations to their arms, legs, bleeding from the face, the mouth, they had bear spray, cans of wd-40, raid, throwing batteries at people,
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A man was taken to the hospital after police say he suffered lacerations from a suspect who fled the scene. According to police, on Tuesday, law enforcement and fire officials responded to reports of a battery in the 500 block of Marks Street in Henderson. When officers arrived, they found a man […]
suspect, saying he had many other aliases, but whose career as an alleged predator living in plain sight began to unravel on july 15th in seattle, when he's accused of posing as a police officer. he kidnapped a prostitute. according to the complaint, he drove her 450 miles to his home in klamath falls, oregon. they say he locked her in this makeshift cell, cinder blocks, a naked light bulb, that hard-backed chair, and some water. >> he had actually locked her in there for a couple hours at least until she realized that she needed to get out of that residence because her life was in danger. >> reporter: so, they said, she decided to fight. >> when she was trying to escape the cell, she punched it with her own hands, and she had several lacerations along her knuckles. >> through her perseverance, she broke free and waved down a passing motorist, asking for their help to call 911. >> reporter: the next day, officials capturing zuberi in this walmart parking lot in reno, nevada.
petite women and once referred to a client as "a target insight." another standout detail tonight, heuemann's dna has not yet been shared with the national database. the d.a. explains that is because new york state law requires a conviction before anyone's bio signature can be uploaded. >> reporter: anyone's next court appearance, norah, is august 1st, next tuesday. >> norah: sounds like we are still at the beginning of this investigation. errol barnett, thank you so much. well tonight, u.s. marine veteran trevor reed, who was released in a high-stakes prisoner swap with russia in 2022, is recovering after getting injured while fighting in ukraine. cbs's weijia jiang reports reed is being treated at a military hospital in germany. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that trevor reed suffered a concussion and lacerations while fighting in eastern ukraine two weeks ago. u.s. officials are upset that heuermann, a marine veteran who was detained in russia for three
they say that in a lot of cases, they have seen such terrible injuries, katy, where people get these terrible lacerations, i have seen some of the pictures, they have to go to the hospital because they get up on the wire, that ends up hindering the mission of the border patrol because they have to set out and care for these people. the opposite of what abbott set out to do. >> it's extreme what's being alleged here, and it's hard to imagine that anybody who's a person with a beating hurt would push a kid back into the water. what has dps said in response to this? or, yeah, texas public -- >> safety. they said it's outrageous that he would make claims, and these aren't orders. i think it's important to point out that while this state trooper says he was ordered to, he means a verbal order, not a mandate that went out to texas state troopers. when i talked to texas dps, he said say we tell our state troopers to give water if someone is in a medical need, if